Panasonic stories
The report shows that Panasonic NZ's revenue increased from NZD $169.9 million in 2022 to NZD $176.5 million in 2022, an increase of 3.8%.
Panasonic NZ has released its latest financial report, showing the company's revenue has increased by more than $22 million in the last year.
We got our hands on one of the most impressive Smart TV's Panasonic has ever produced. Ever Kiwi household should take note.
Panasonic revives the Technics brand in NZ, announcing new high-spec turntables, headphones, and speakers, available in select stores from December.
The Panasonic OLED TV TH-65LZ1500Z offers a superior viewing experience with its 65-inch OLED display and advanced features.
Martin Dubé appointed Vice President, Sales APJ at Rackspace Technology, succeeding Sandeep Bhargava as he moves to global role.
Listening to music is quite an experience. The bass and treble sounds are distinct and makes listening to music a real pleasure.
Daniel Tan joins Commvault as Pre-sales Director for Japan, South East Asia, Korea, Hong Kong and Taiwan, bringing over 15 years of industry experience.
Milestone Systems hires Fraser Larcombe as South Pacific Key Account Manager and expands its team with two new technical roles in Australia.
Designed in Osaka, Japan, these headphones just exude quality. They aren't heavy, but they feel well built and solid.
Introducing the Panasonic SC-GN01E Wearable Speaker, a game-changer for gamers seeking immersive sound without the discomfort of headphones.
Atsushi Sugishima has been appointed as the new managing director at Panasonic Asia Pacific, responsible for driving corporate value in the region.
i-PRO in Oceania has separated from Panasonic and will now trade as an independent entity, focusing on high-tech cameras and AI capabilities.
Panasonic adds Toughbook A3 to its Android line-up, a fully-rugged 10.1 inch tablet with nine-hour battery life. Available in Australia from August.
More airports around Japan will soon be rolling out automated facial recognition gates for travellers passing through immigration and passport control.
Toyota and Panasonic plan to revolutionise daily life in Japan by creating 'smart towns' where homes, transport, and services are interconnected.
Google certifies Panasonic's Toughbook T1 and N1 devices as 'Android Enterprise Recommended Rugged Devices,' meeting strict enterprise-grade specifications.
Panasonic's new Home Monitoring and Control Kit offers an extensive, automated approach to home security, but is its GBP £300 price tag justified?.
The two companies aim to thwart cyber risks that jeopardise connected car safety - particularly security in ECUs and infotainment systems.
Panasonic has unveiled its U Series, an advanced security camera range featuring longer recording times, reduced storage needs, and superior night vision.